Land ownership is the greatest source of power, undeserved gains, and the skewing of wealth to a small minority.
But the country refused to endorse her approach, her parliamentary majority went missing and the Democratic Unionist party acquired an undeserved position of power.
Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, whose office prosecuted the case, said in a statement that the guilty plea had removed another corrupt state lawmaker from an undeserved position of power.
Too many out-of-town stupid media outlets VICE included, frankly—have parroted the term to give it undeserved credibility and staying power".
There is simply too much excess and fantasy built into the system: privilege of station, undeserved political and corporate power, unmerited income and wealth, irrational subsidy, imprudent redistributive largesse, and destructive social policy that benefits discrete interest groups.
He has indicated that instead of the Judiciary Committee's bill, he may put on the floor a deeply flawed measure from the Senate Intelligence Committee that dangerously expands the government's powers and gives undeserved amnesty to the telecommunications companies.
We already know that everything Brooks writes serves power perfectly (hence his undeserved perch in the pages of the nation's "paper of record"), but for some reason he feels compelled to beat up on poor people who are clearly inaudible to him.
It is precisely their undeserved suffering that gives those laws tremendous power and gravitas, and makes them inspirational heroes for a community that rallies to support them.
For example, spiritual bonding with my fellow non-religious students often consists of talking about how there's just too much undeserved suffering for there to be a higher power, and that there couldn't possibly be an afterlife.
If we can find a way to live inside of a deep gratitude for our own undeserved grace and mercy, past hurts have very little power to cause us pain in any lasting way.
